18-05-2025 10:48 PM
19-05-2025 5:48 AM
Can you come back with the item number of the item. I've looked through all your listings and cannot see any with a postal charge, they all have ' Free Delivery'.
19-05-2025 8:34 AM
Hello,
Thank you for replying to my query.
Dannimac - Sage Green Soft Faux Suede Jacket - Fully Lined - UK Size 10/12
19-05-2025 8:53 AM
What your buyer paid
Subtotal
£19.99
Buyer Protection fee
£1.52
Postage
£3.20
Order total
£24.71
What you earned
Order total
£24.71
eBay collected from buyer
Buyer Protection fee
-£1.52
Selling costs
Transaction fees
£0.00
Order earnings
£23.19
20-05-2025 1:11 AM
Hello tressygirl,
I am not sure if I have been successful in sending you my reply from 8.37am this morning and thought I had better contact you. You asked me for the item number.
The item I sold yesterday is -
Dannimac - Sage Green Soft Faux Suede Jacket - Fully Lined - UK Size 10/12
I need a ‘Simple’ explanation please.
Since ‘Simple Delivery’ was introduced should I have changed any details on my pre ‘Simple Delivery’ listings?
I offer ‘free postage’.
Last week I sold a jacket which was listed pre ‘Simple Delivery’. When it sold ebay sent me the ‘Order Details’ which showed the price of the item £24.99, Buyer’s Protection Fee £1.72 and Postage £0.00.
Today, I have sold a jacket which was also listed pre ‘Simple Delivery’ and ebay have sent the ‘Order Details’ but this one shows the price of the item £19.99, Buyer’s Protection Fee £1.52 and Postage £3.20.
I have looked at some of my other listings and they show free postage. Even my most recent listing done with the new system shows Free Postage.
I have found the following article:-
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If your eBay listing indicates free postage but the order details show the buyer paid for postage, it’s likely due to a few potential issues:
If you’re using eBay’s Simple Delivery feature, it might be overriding your free postage setting, especially if the buyer chose an express delivery option. In this case, the buyer will pay for the more expensive delivery, and you won’t be charged for the standard free postage label.
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The Order Details show my buyer chose:-
Buyer selected postage service
Royal Mail 2nd Class
They have not chosen an express delivery.
Do I just go to the Post Office and do what I usually do, send parcel Royal Mail, 2nd Class Tracked which costs me £4.05?
I am now apprehensive about adding any new listings as, to me, it is more complicated.
I have added one since the new Simple Delivery system was introduced and have found the postage system not at all ‘simple’ and less flexible re weights and sizes.
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This is a copy of the Order Details. Sorry it has 'squished' against the left of the page.
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What your buyer paid
Subtotal
£19.99
Buyer Protection fee
£1.52
Postage
£3.20
Order total
£24.71
What you earned
Order total
£24.71
eBay collected from buyer
Buyer Protection fee
-£1.52
Selling costs
Transaction fees
£0.00
Order earnings
£23.19
20-05-2025 5:40 AM
I'm not selling anymore because of Simple Delivery, but personally as it is mandatory for sellers, I would just use their labels . Using your own, you would be refunded for the unused SD label, it can take 30 days, but then you'd have no tracking and would need to wait 14 days for your payout.
To select ' Free Postage' as it was under the old system, now under ' Who pays' you select Seller Pays and eBay then will deduct that label cost from your payout.
There's no way round not using Simple Delivery!